It's crazy going from watching random MWF clips of Super P to where she is now.
Can't help but see parallels of seeing Kenny Omega from old NHK Japanology episodes to what he is today.
I love pro-wrestling.
I want to thank all of your fans who helped fly you out to the states and brought you into our lives. I hope they see this. And I hope everyone in the Philippines is so so proud of you!
CAYETANO'S "POKÉMONIFICATION" OF PH POLITICS
LOOK: Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano on Saturday, May 23, used a Pokémon-inspired analogy to explain the political and economic situation, saying this was how he would explain national issues to the youth.
He said the country has moved from “Mega Dream” and “Perfect Order” to “Ascended Heroes” and “Chaos Rising.”
Cayetano said politics has turned into factional conflict where people side with their allies regardless of who is right or wrong, while warning that chaos is also fueled by forces seeking to preserve the status quo and block reforms.
📸 Alan Peter Cayetano/Facebook
Naniniwala ang DICT na malaki ang potensyal ng Pilipinas na maging pangunahing destinasyon ng mga dambuhalang tech companies para sa kanilang mga data center.
Basahin: https://t.co/P6YOkf2NKU
A classmate in gradeschool trusted me enough to lend me his gameboy saying there's this cool new game called that he wanted me to check out.
It was Pokémon Blue.
Was playing Telltale's The Walking Dead while watching this and a character there said that will be a last time for even the most mundane things. That hit hard.
I liked the show's ending. Filipinos even have a phrase for such an occasion:
"Masarap sya, hindi masyadong matamis."
Watched the STRANGER THINGS finale last night
SPOILERS: So beware.
There was something quietly beautiful, and a little bittersweet, about that scene with the four kids on the roof, promising they’d meet there every year. Watching it now, older and with a bit more life behind me, I felt the weight of those good intentions. You can almost see the future unfolding... they’ll meet a couple of times, maybe even a few, and then life will start to pull them in different directions. People grow up, fall in love, move away, disappear, or simply drift. That’s just how life works.
But tucked inside that sadness is a soft reminder: be here now. Be present.
Love the people who are in your life today.
Appreciate your friends, your family, the small moments that feel ordinary but aren’t.
Nothing stays the same forever, which is exactly why every day—and every person we care about—is worth holding close while we can.
My new year's observation.